50 Cent Shares AI Deepfake Video Of Jay-Z And Diddy Arrest

50 cents shares a video generated by artificial intelligence Jay-Z and Sean “Diddy” Combs arrest.

50 Cent (real name Curtis Jackson), posted on Instagram late Tuesday, December 10 deepfake and wrote: “I want to post this but I’m afraid I’ll get shot. LOL 😆.”

A fictional video, set to the rapper’s “Sound of Da Police”. KRS-Oneshows Jay-Z, 55, and Diddy, also 55, attending a public event as police handcuff the pair and escort them out of a fictional room.

The pair are then falsely represented as standing behind bars with glasses of champagne in hand.

50 Cent’s followers were quick to comment on the video post, with one fan writing: “🤯 Whoever showed 50 how to use AI just opened a whole new can of worms,” and another wrote: “You can tell 50 has no skeletons. his closet as he calls them all. The right one 💪.”

The deepfake post comes after Jay-Z and Combs accused of rape A 13-year-old girl in the early 2000s through a civil lawsuit re-filed on Sunday, December 8 by an anonymous woman. The alleged incident was said to have taken place at the MTV Video Music Awards afterparty. Both Jay-Z and Diddy have denied the allegations, while Diddy has also denied all allegations made against him since his September 16th arrest.

This isn’t the first time 50 Cent has he scoffed Jay-Z and Diddy’s recent legal troubles. After Jay-Z and wife Beyonce attended and Mufasa premiere in Hollywood on Monday, December 9 with Beyoncé’s mother Tina Knowlesand the couple’s daughter, Blue Ivy50 Cent shared photos from the trip via social media.

“Jay said I rapped (sic) baby, we all get dressed, we’ll see Mufasa LOL,” 50 Cent wrote on a since-deleted Instagram post.

Earlier in the day, 50 Cent also appeared to touch on the controversy with a post on his X account that referenced the Super Bowl and shared a popular meme of him driving away in a car. “Okay, I don’t know what’s going on, but we’re still going to have a Super Bowl. 😟,” 50 Cent wrote on X’s post. “Just asking about a friend.

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While the frivolous jabs keep coming, 50 Cent also expressed genuine concern over Jay-Z’s legal troubles in interview with a radio host Big boy for Monday’s episode of BigBoyTV.

Clarifying his X post, 50 Cent said he’s wondering what the allegations mean for next year’s Super Bowl halftime headliner Kendrick Lamar. “I’m asking for Kendrick. I’m just trying to figure out if we’re still doing everything,” 50 Cent explained. (Jay-Z’s Roc Nation produced the halftime show as of 2020.)

50 Cent also predicted that the NFL may end its partnership with Jay-Z entirely. “They’re going to step back … the NFL, they’re not necessarily going to be associated with it,” 50 Cent said in the interview.

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